Title of article
The Study of Withdrawal Period of Enrofloxacin and its Residues in Poultry Foods
Author/Authors
CHATTHA, IFAUZIA ANJUM University of the Punjab - Institute of Chemistry, Pakistan , NAWAZ, RAKHSHANDA University of Agriculture - Department of Chemistry, Pakistan , MUNAWAR, MUNAWAR ALI University of the Punjab - Institute of Chemistry, Pakistan
From page
155
To page
157
Abstract
Enrofloxacin is the flouroquinolone used as veterinary medicines. The therapeutic dose of enrofloxacin was given to poultry birds for consecutive 4 days. The egg and chicken samples were collected till 10 days after medication. The collected samples were analyzed by U.V Spectrophotometer. It was observed that enrofloxacin residues washed out in 9 days while its major metabolite ciprofloxacin washed out in 8 days. Marketed samples were also collected, some of them showed positive result for residues. So it is concluded that poultry food should not be marketed before 6-9 days after medication.
Journal title
Journal of the Chemical Society of Pakistan
Journal title
Journal of the Chemical Society of Pakistan
Record number
2645749
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